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Our perfect size diapers have been a favorite of cloth diapering moms for almost two decades! Our size Mediums, especially, are a favorite because of their wide size range and amazing fit and absorbency.
This diaper is made from two layers of sturdy, soft flannel with a decorative cotton outer layer. It has a layer of flannel against baby's skin. There are six layers of absorbent cotton sherpa sewn inside the diaper. The diaper closes with two sets of snaps on each tab, and there are three snap positions around the waist. It is turned and topstitched, with the elastic encased safely away from baby's sensitive skin.
These diapers are a size MEDIUM. They should fit approx. 13-25 lbs. This is our most popular size, and the longest-wearing - most babies move into Mediums as they outgrow the smalls and stay in them until potty training.
This is a fitted diaper and, as such, is not waterproof. It will require a cover to be worn under clothes. Many families also choose to use fitted diapers without covers around the house for excellent breathability and air circulation.
SIZING CHART for Wallypop Brand Diapers and Covers
Weight Waist Thigh Rise
Small 8-16 lbs 6-18 2-10 13/14
Medium 13-25 lbs 8-22 4-12 15
Large 18-35 lbs 10-24 6-15 19
Ranges are approximate; fit varies with each child.
The size large starts at 18 lbs, reflecting a slender toddler, not a fat baby. This is important! Most babies will not move into a large until they are 18 months or older. Most babies younger than 18 months or so will SWIM in a large. Trust me on this.
Not sure whether to get mediums or larges? There is a lot of overlap between these sizes, but the mediums will fit younger children better, while the larges will fit older children better. Mediums will fit trimmer on larger children, Larges will provide more coverage. Has your child started walking and slimming down yet? If no, go with mediums. If yes, consider larges.
Not sure whether to get smalls or mediums? If your child is at the upper range of Small and the lower range of Medium, I'd advise getting Mediums.
